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LaCie d2 Blu-ray Professional


$450.00 Released June, 2003

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Brushed metal design by Neil Poulton. Can write 50GB of data and/or 4 hours of HD video per disc. Professional software included.

The Cons:Very expensive. Not very fast.

The LaCie d2 Blu-ray Professional is an external Blu-ray DVD Rewriter capable of playing back up to four hours of HD video and storing up to 50GB of data per disc. This, LaCie's only current Blu-ray offering, connects via USB 2.0 and Firewire and comes bundled with software for both Windows and Mac.

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Product Shot 2 The drive itself is actually made by Panasonic and housed in a matte silver shell, designed by Neil Poulton for LaCie(French company). The main use of this drive is to back up and play large video files as well as Blu-ray DVD's, and also to back up large amounts of important data with accuracy. Maximum Blu-ray write speed is 8X, while maximum CD-R write speed is 48X, overall nothing special compared to other drives. Burning of regular(16X) and Dual-Layer(8X) DVD's is also supported, as well as Rewriting of all formats. The high price of these is largely due to the bundled software and the name, although performance wise it is not that much faster than it's competitors.

Features

  • 1 USB 2.0 and 2 Firwire connections
  • BD-R(single or dual layer) 4x to 8x (limited to 6x with USB2.0)
         BD-RE(single or dual layer) 2x
         DVD±R 16x
         DVD±RW 6x
         DVD±R DL 8x
         CD-R 48x
         CD-RW 24x
  • Comes with Easy Media Creator 10, Toast 9 Titanium, PowerDVD BD for HD playback with Windows
  • Design by Neil Poulton
  • Panasonic SW-5582 drive inside
  • Windows Vista compatible

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Pros
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    Brushed metal design by Neil Poulton

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    Can write 50GB of data and/or 4 hours of HD video per disc

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    Professional software included

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    Rewrites in all formats, Blu-ray, regular DVD, Dual-Layer DVD, CD-R

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    Very expensive

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    Not very fast

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